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Posted by Mike

Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (5 for 2)

The complete refactoring of life continues: we’re accepting an offer on our house today. Meanwhile, a few more links…

Seesaw – High-Availability Mongrel Packs – Folks are still working on the best way to set up high-availability, high-traffic Rails sites. I do wish there wasn’t quite so much black magic in this. But this looks like a potentially useful tool. (via Ruby Inside)
Rails vs .NET – Ruby on Rails Commercial #5 and Ruby on Rails vs. PHP – Ruby on Rails Commercial #6 – A couple more bits of satire from the Rails Envy guys.
Streamlined 0.9 Release Candidate – New version of this fancy replacement for the boring default Rails scaffolding.

Posted by Mike

Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (5 for 2)

We now return you to our regularly scheduled program of linkage.

LiquiBase – Open source database refactoring tool that can handle MySQL and PostgreSQL among others.
Four Words for Microsoft – Tim Bray weighs in on Microsoft’s most recent FUD salvo with reasonable eloquence.
CodeGear Unveils First IDE for Agile Ruby on Rails Web 2.0 Development – The former Borland IDE team gets into the act by announcing a new cross-platform IDE due to ship the second half of this year. I predict that some people will see this as the beginning of the end for Rails (“Oh no! The barbarians are coming!”)
ActiveWarehouse 0.3.0 Released – Looks like this OLAP framework for Rails is moving right along.
Swiftiply – New clustering proxy for Web applications that includes Mongrel support. (via Ruby Inside)
an introduction to RSpec – Part I – Along with an introduction to BDD in general.
How to deploy a self contained Rails application on Tomcat, painlessly! – I hope this never happens to me, but if you’re sneaking Rails into the enterprise it may be your only hope. (via Ruby Inside)
Hi, I’m Ruby on Rails – Lovely little takeoff on those Mac vs. PC ads.

Posted by Mike

Liquid error: wrong number of arguments (5 for 2)

The Mongrel HOWTO was a big help too.